Hi All,
I am trying to capture line starting with a number, I have created a regex and tested it in regex101 site and it is working as expected but when I used the same in Splunk using rex it is failing to capture and the result is blank.
https://regex101.com/r/OLUh4A/1
Text:
Cluster GUID: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sender OneFS Version: Isilon OneFS v8.0.0.6 B_MR_8_0_0_6_117(RELEASE)
Sender Serial Number: xxxxxxx
Node 5 Eventgroups
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OneFS Version: Isilon OneFS v8.0.0.6 B_MR_8_0_0_6_117(RELEASE)
Serial Number: xxxxxxxx
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ID Started Sev Message
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136486 09/02 03:33 I SmartQuotas threshold violation on quota exceeded,
domain directory /xx/xxxxxxx/NAM/xxxxx/xxxxxx/Cisco
Attachment Manifest:
Attached:
events-000e1ea5fexxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx.xml
quotaexceeded.35738
- events-000e1eaxxxxxxxxdccc983-xxxxxx.xml -
quotaexceeded.35738
Regex used : [\s\S]*(?<ID>^\d{1,})\s(?<time>\d{2}\/\d{2}\s\d{2}:\d{2})\s{1,}(?<sev>\w)\s{1,}(?<message>[\s\S]*)Attachment\sManifest:[\s\S]*
Hi nareshkumar1985,
did you already tried to add (?ms)
at the beginning of your regex?
bye.
Giuseppe
Hi nareshkumar1985,
did you already tried to add (?ms)
at the beginning of your regex?
bye.
Giuseppe
Hi Giuseppe,
Thanks after adding it working, could you please let me know the purpose of adding (?ms)
at the beginning of the regex.
Regards,
Naresh
in regex101 there are (on the right of the regex box) the regex options (/gm) that you need to insert in your regex in Splunk.
Bye.
Giuseppe
Thank you, Giuseppe